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Newspaper
Clifton Record
Location
Clifton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1937
Page
4
An article details preparations by Maxie Agricultural College for Rank projects and farm setups including storage and cooking units. It also reports upcoming social security tax deadlines February 25 26 and March 1, with officials warning Texas employers about extensions and penalties.
Fragmented text mentions Ray Willer, Millar, and a January event. References Teas Wadler Want and Woodul, with a Washington visit after inauguration. Congressional delegation present, notes unclear, many garbled names and places.
Tuesday January 26 shower from 2:00 to 4:08 PM honored Mrs. Alton Trigg nee Carolyn Balle Swenson. Guests registered, enjoyed fruit punch, gifts unwrapped, readings and toasts as the bride prepared for her wedding.
Ed Martin of Grandview is charged with murder after his 88-year-old father Henry Martin died at Fort Worth hospital. Martin, held on $5,000 bond for assault with intent to murder, will be presented to the district court grand jury. The elderly man was shot through a window Jan 19. a shotgun found in a well. Henry’s son Ed denies knowledge of the case.
A fragmented clipping describes a nine year old bride and troubling events surrounding a household. The text mentions a Church gathering in Waco with meetings and appeals to bring church members, alongside legal and social concerns, including references to a judge and serious illness. The article also notes community reactions and calls for recovery support.
Readable fragments show references to a table or census like ARI figures and population counts. Details are garbled with misformatted numbers and stray phrases, making exact entities uncertain. The fragment hints at a registration event and population trends but lacks coherent context.
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